Three Ann Arbor tech firms expand into Oakland County
Three Ann Arbor firms — the National Center for Manufacturing, Michigan Research Institute and Innovative BioTherapies — have opened branches in Farmington Hills in order to extend their reach into Oakland County.
Three Ann Arbor firms — the National Center for Manufacturing, Michigan Research Institute and Innovative BioTherapies — have opened branches in Farmington Hills in order to extend their reach into Oakland County.
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MRI plans to initially staff the Farmington Hills location with existing personnel and add employees as the number of projects in Oakland County grows, [president Jim] Richter said. The new facility could also house startup businesses, he said.
The volume of existing automotive and other businesses that house technology that could migrate to medicine and other sectors make Oakland County ripe for investment, Richter said.
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